♪ >> good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this tuesday morning. thank you so much for joining us. i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. we appreciate you starting your day off with us. >> an extreme weather alert. the governor of georgia taking no chances ahead of the weather. declaring a state of emergency in 45 counties. schools have been canceled until thursday and already several hundred flights in and out of atlanta have been canceled today as they are learning their lesson the heightened response comes after the storm stranded drivers on highway and children at schools overnight and people in stores. hi maria. >> hi, heather and ainsley.

we have a winter weather storm tracking south east today. the worst will come as we head into tonight and into tomorrow morning. that's where we will see snow, sleet accumulating in northern georgia, mississippi and across alabama. i want to show you the temperatures southward temperatures to the north of it are very cold in the teens in nashville. south of it relatively mild in the 40's in atlanta, and 40's across northern florida. the frontal system is the one responsible for all of the rain, freezing rain and snow across the region. it will be moving southward. that is what will allow the switchover from rain to possibly freezing rain even snow. you can see we have wide winter

weather we could be looking at snow possibility in the northern georgia and carolinas should be picking up 3 inches of snow. the heavy ye coming up wednesday morning freezing rain ice is a major concern. heather and ainsley guess where it heads as we head through the early morning. we have a winter storm watch in philadelphia potential for more than five inches of snow is there. >> thank you. >> two women shot inside a busy supermarket packed with people trying to stock up for groceries before the storm. both are expected to be okay. some people say they did hide in freezers until police responded. two people are in custody but

have not been charged. >> 15 people are hurt. two critically after an explosion on a ball bearing plant near the massachusetts border. the brass is so smatrong it shattered the window and could be felt up to a quarter mile away. >> oo there was an explosion. >> they think that explosion was caused by hazardous chemicals. >> look who is talking. brand new insight into hillary clinton's personal life from the woman she once thought as a best friend. diane blare just released. they have strategy notes and diary entries. the man who investigated into the clintons back in the 90s appearing on the kelly file last night. >> they would talk to diane

blare about jennifer flowers and how they were going to destroy jennifer flowers and make her into a liar and possible criminal. they already knew it was true. they didn't care what they had to do for the women who stood up. it revealed clinton's thoughts on monica lewinsky giving her credit for trying to stop the relationship calling her a narcissistic looney tune. >> the white house announcing a delay for the employer mandate. doug luzader has more with that and what obamacare is doing to the economy. the administration says it is trying to make it easier for businesses. it is more evidence the law simply is not working. the biggest winner medium sized

businesses that employ 50 to 99 workers. larger companies get a break as well as long as they provide insurance to 70 percent of the workers next year. we will continue to make the compliance process simpler and easier to navigate. >> the whole idea here they are trying to promote is a farce. it will destroy their business and that's why there's a delay. it's a political delay. >> you look at the jobs report it will take six years to get it back to prerecession levels this long after the recession has ended. i think this administration but

they are worried about the state of the economy and the impact of obamacare on the economy. the congressional budget office noted the years 2017 and 2024 obamacare will cause a one-percent decrease in employee compensation. you take that across the economy that comes up to $70 billion. ainsley back to you. >> that adds up. thank you, doug. >> more benghazi bombshells. turns out the white house may have flat out ignored the deteriorating security in libya. it is set to be released by the house arms services committee. they also found u.s. military forces were left vulnerable at the time of the attack. four americans were killed in the assault including ambassador chris stevens.

>> the man responsible for murdering brian perry will spend 30 years behind bars. opens fire on perry's team 40 years ago. his family released a statement saying we are not celebrating. today we recognize justice has been served and we believe the 30 year sentence imposed on this is an appropriate sentence. two more men involved in terry's death are still on the lose. >> the obama administration considering a drone hit to take out an american al qaeda suspect working overseas. the dilemma it was supposed to be secret and now all the world knows about it. steve sent a tony is live with more. the justice state department

pentagon and cia as well. should the u.k. use drones? the american has not been named but he is believed to have had a relationship to al qaeda leader anwar alakwi. he was killed by a u.s. drone. the rationale for targeting an american. >> when a u.s. citizen goes abroad and wages war against the united states and is actively fighting to kill u.s. citizens and the united states nor our partners are in a position to capture him before he carries out a plot his citizenship should not serve as a shield. >> many agree a terrorist should not necessarily be protected by citizenship they question how this information came to light. >> if i were president i would

be concerned american officials are talking about this to the press off the record. that is a serious breech of protecting our national security. he is hiding somewhere. >> they are going off for about the fast six months. heather? >> steve selive for us. thank you. today marks janet yellen's first grilling before congress. what tough questions can she expect? joining us to answer that is lauren simonetti from the fox business network. >> janet yellen faces her first test. she needs to stop the brakes and not stop. they need the stimulus going at least for now.

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caught on camera the capture of one of the most dangerous men in the world. surveillance video showing the moment u.s. delta special forces grabbing al qaeda terrorist al-libi. delta force members jump out and another van swoops in to cut off the chance of an escape. after a struggle al-libi is pulled into the van. he's the suspect of a mastermind back in 1998 bombings of u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania. nearly 40 years after two little sisters disappear. police now naming a person of interest in connection with a 1975 disappearance of 12-year-old sheila and 10-year-old katherine lions both from a maryland sex offender. a woman charged with

kidnapping her half sister's baby waking up behind bars in her own cells. she waked up in the general population for safety reasons. new 911 calls show the baby's mother never thought she was responsible when she first realized her son was missing. >> i called her balling her eyes out and told me to called the cops. >> she is claiming she doesn't have the kid, correct? >> no, she wouldn't take my son. >> they found the boy alive behind an iowa gas station. they took the baby after baking her own pregnancy. a major health scare to tell you about in north carolina. precise medical center in salem apologizing after improper sterilization leaving 18 patients possibly exposed to the

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♪ >> traffic moving light. shining in time's square in new york city. good morning. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". we appreciate it. we have a close call to tell you about. a 10-year-old colorado girl drives a car right into a dmv. her mother's sufficient was sitting in t -- her mother's su was sitting in the parking lot when the girl went into the driver's seat and crashed it through the window. >> they heard a crashing it was in the front part of the waiting area. >> the 10-year-old is charged with careless ridine driving. check out this surveillance video.

you can see the stolen school bus smash into several pumps before coming to a crashing halt at a gas station. the 14-year-old boy called police he wanted to return it to the bus lot. he is facing auto theft charges in njuvenile court. >> a former "saturday night live" star under arrest. (laughter) >> police charging comedian chris katan with driving under the influence after he crashed his mercedes into a marked maintenance kruk on a california freeway. cat tan was weaving all over the road before he crossed into a coned off area and hit the truck from behind. you can see him stumbling through the sobriety test there. he later confessed to being on prescription drugs. seth meyers hires a friend

and former snl member to lead his late night house band. he will curate and lead the band. he is best known for his impersonations on snl but also has a music career and plays the drums and guitar. meyers is taking over for jimmy fallon taking over for jay leno on "the tonight show." a pennsylvania teenager has been the team manager for the high school basketball team for four years. at the last minute of the final home season a dream came throru for the 18-year-old who has down syndrome. >> down syndrome is a genetic condition that causes developmental delays. but children, adults with this situation they are no different than any of us. they have talents and gifts like any one else. with a little encouragement can

inspire us all. a senior at the high school in pennsylvania he has downs syndrome but that hasn't stopped him from serving as team manager of the basketball team. so in the recent game the coach asked kevin to do something he had only done in his dreams. >> i said, kevin i want to get you in the game. he said oh geez. i am team manager he said. i want you to wear the uniform and represent us you deserve this. >> he took to the court he started with a quick lay-up but then he d something that brought the crowd to its feet. the crowd goes wild for kevin. he didn't stop there. he went on to hit three more three pointers in a row cheered by the schools. it was indeed a dream come true. >> you make all those shots in

your dreams? >> and then in real life. >> it was absolutely surreal. i felt like i was in a disney movie. i couldn't believe what was going on. >> kevin always works on his three point shooting during basketball practice. but his can do attitude comes naturally. kevin inspires everyone adding that he is quote a gift from god: he truly is. >> inspiring everyone at home as well. >> what a nice coach. i am glad he did that. kevin should have been on the team the entire time. >> it is 26 minutes after the hour. they serve up food in mere minutes. beware before you dig into the microwave meal. why it could make you sick. >> he stole her heart on a crowded subway train, now he is a wanted man. how one woman is using a parade of posters and social media to find the one that got away. ere .

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>> it is tuesday, february 11th. an extreme weather alert snow and freezing rain already falling in parts of the southeast. state leaders say they are ready to shine. but can they really handle mother nature? >> flying is already full of inconveniences but image if your plane landed at the wrong airport. a study that will make you think twice before boarding a plane.

>> a crash caught on camera but the attempt to rescue him was really scary. why he was stuck on the mountain for hours. "fox & friends first" starts right ♪ >> michael bub play to get you moving this morning. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. we begin with an extreme weather alert. >> governor nathan beal declaring a state of emergency.

several flights have been canceled and schools have been canceled until thursday. >> the heightened response comes after the snowstorm left them paralyzed for days stranding drivers on highways shoppers in stores and children at school. >> good morning, maria. >> good morning heather and ainsley. i am glad they are taking precautions out there. because this storm system could bring worse weather than the last storm system two weeks ago across northern georgia. you can see the frontal system slowly creeping south and eastward. to the north of it we have snow over northern mississippi and alabama. the area of pink right in there that is freezing rain coming down. that is a major concern. we could be looking at ice accumulation here in many places that don't have the proper equipment to remove that kind of. you can see winter weather advisory as far west in dallas and as far east as the carolinas

even the state of virginia currently under a winter storm watch. this will be a widespread storm system. as far as snow accumulation, this is going to include accumulations from tonight into tomorrow morning and also from right now across northern georgia. we are looking at 2-3 inches of snow north of atlanta. there are a couple of pockets here and there across northern georgia that could actually see more than six inches of snow that's the story as well across western parts of north carolina and eventually as the storm tracks northward more than a foot of snow possible in some of the higher elevations of the state of virginia and also across parts of maryland. eventually the big question is what happens in the northeast for cities like philadelphia, for new york city, and right now philadelphia you are under a winter storm watch. heather and ainsley it looks like they could get over 6 inches of snow but i am not sold yet on the northeast. that track is going to be very critical. you could see some freezing rain, some sleet mixing in with that snow.

we will keep you posted. >> oo a scary night for residents in a small town after an explosion at a ball baring plant in peter borough near the massachusetts border. the blast because so strong it shattered all of the windows and could be felt up to a quarter of a mile away. >> there was an explosion. >> fire investigators think the explosion was caused by hazardous chemicals. >> julia roberts friend found dead in her home. prescription and nonprescription drugs were found near her body. she was a professional dog walker and pet sitter as she was working at a house rented by a surgeon when her fiancee found her. julia and nancy had the same mom

claiming in the past interview the movie star constantly made fun of her weight. >> time now to look who is talking the man led investigations into bill and hillary clinton back in the 90s appearing on the kelly files. revealing regrets and the real architect of obamacare. >> we got off track from our investigations with all of the sex stuff. i wish we hadn't. it is very important. barack obama loves to say he's the architect of his healthcare was mitt romney. it wasn't. it was hilary care. hilary care of 1993, if you know anything about hillary clinton's healthcare policy back then single payer using medicare to expand single payer. that's what she believed. >> he says it dates all of the way back to 1993 when clinton used similar obamacare tactics.

>> meantime another big delay for obamacare. this one could impact millions of americans so listen up. the white house announcing a delay for the employer mandate. doug luzader is live for us in washington with that and what obamacare is doing fto the economy. >> remember the businessman date was supposed to go into effect in 2014 it was pushed back to 2015. for medium sized businesses it is being pushed back to 2016. the administration is coming after enormous pressure from business groups as it would cost jobs that went to more part-time workers to come into compliance with obamacare. >> you look at the jobs report from last week it will take six years to get the job rate back to prerecession levels. still this long after the recession, this long after the recession has ended. i think this administration, they don't want to say it, but they are worried about the state of the economy and impact of

obamacare on the state of the economy. >> the economy is one concern but there are also the mid term elections which could change the balance of power in congress. it could be a major issue for vulnerable democrats. >> the whole idea here that the administration is trying to promote that it is a timing issue and we have to ease them into this is a farce. it's the sub stin ance of it. they are getting tremendous complaints that they can't do this. it will destroy their business. and that is why it's a delay. it's a political delay. in the end they will have to deci decide>> another issue for obamacare a washington opinion writer notes that between the years 2017 and 2024 our paychecks are going to shrink because of obamacare collect tively by about $70 million. heather and ainsley. >> here's the thing.

that's after the mid term election. so we will see. thank you so much doug luzader joining us. >> a new report shedding light on the benghazi attack. turns out the white house has flat out ignored the deteriorating security in libya. this according to a new report set to be released by the house armed services committee later today. it also states the u.s. military forces were left vulnerable at the time of the attack. four americans were killed in the assault including ambassador chris stevens. >> could we be seeing a benghazi movie. paramount pictures are in talks to the film rights of up coming first hand account by survives. the novel written by surviving security team members is scheduled to be published this spring. writer and producers have already been selected by the studio. >> the obama administration considering a drone hit to take out an american al qaeda suspect working overseas. the dilemma here it was supposed to be a secret. now the world knows about it.

steve sent any is live in washington with more on this. the debate continues in the white house and involves justice the state department, the pentagon and the cia. the question is should the u.s. use drones to kill an american overseas who is a member of al qaeda and is actively plotting violence against the u.s.? the american has not been named but believed to have had a relationship to al qaeda leader anwar al awkhi. he was killed by a u.s. drone. they describe the rational. >> when a u.s. citizen goes abroad to wage war against the united states and is actively plotting to kill u.s. zcitizens and when the united states nor our partners are able to capture him before his plot his citizenship should not serve as a shield. >> while many agree terrorists

should not necessarily be protected by citizenships they question how this hatest information came out. >> if i were the administration the president i would be concerned american officials are talking about this to the press off the record as a serious preach of protecting our national security. if this guy has any brains he has already figured out who he is and he's hiding somewhere. >> that debate as top levels have been going on for about six months now. >> he stole her heart on a subway train and now he's a wanted man. a woman is putting up these posters in subway cars to find a man she fell for. she wanted to give the man her e-mail address but lost him. he was reading a newspaper and

he sneezed during his commute. if that is you pay attention. >> jimmy fallon making sure his tonight show debut is a memorable one. ♪ >> the first musical guests have already been announced of course justin timberlake, lady gaga arcade fire expected to perform. u2 is opening fallon's run on monday february 17th. jerry seinfield, bradley cooper will smith and will ferrell and kristen wig. what a great lineup. you board a plane expecting to go to one city instead you land in another. the frightening report that may have you thinking twice about flying the friendly skies. >> forced to eat one's word. one taking the heat after his

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i need your timesheets, larry! >> a troubling trend is happening we are learning u.s. carriers wracked up over 100 accidental airport landings. diane macedo from fox business network joins us with this troubling story. >> image landing after a long flight only to realize the pilot took a wrong turn and you are not at your destination. this happens more often than you might think. a search of government. data bases and media reports shows u.s. commercial air carriers landed or started to land at the wrong airport at least 150 times in the past two decades. injuries last month the airlines flight mistook a small airport for branson airport nearly ended up in a rue convenient thanks to the runway being half of the

length it was supposed to land on. a cont then shainental flight la small airfield 8 miles away for the third time. this doesn't just happen with commercial airlines. a military plane went ahead of the u.s. central command landed at the small airport in tampa, florida, stead instead of mcgi force base. they are told to guide them based on their own visuals so they headed to the nearest set of runway lights. the ap tally shows for just commercial planes there have been at least 35 landings and 115 approaches or aborted landing attempts at wrong airports since the early 90s. many of the events aren't reported so the real tally is probably even higher. thank you diane. once the microwave's timer goes off you think it is ready think again.

44 people in the u.s. got food poisoning after eating frozen meals. most did not let the meals stand for the recommended time. food continues to took after the microwave turns off which helps kill any of the bacteria. >> botox injections in your stomach? they can help you lose weight. a study shows when it is injected in the stomach muscles slows the speed it travels making patients feel full longer. it could help lose weight by a third in about five weeks. >> jessie waters heading to the hills to find out why nancy pelosi won't come on o'reilly. >> you said you would do an interview with him. >> we step into water's world c coming up next. >> it was the attempt to rescue him that was really scary.

why he was stuck on the mountain for hours. check in with clayton morris. >> fox and friends 13 minutes from now are energy drinks the new gateway for drugs? is dr. david simati linking teen's high caffeine intake to drug use. less jobless aids and why it has been a success. grammy award winning tobey mac here to perform live. i have been listening to them. they are fantastic even at 5 in the morning. "fox & friends" 12 minutes away.

a fox news alert. a former hollywood star has died.

♪ on the good ship ♪ lollipop ♪ it's a sweet trip ♪ to the candy shop >> shirley temple passed away of natural causes at her house last night. she was 85 years old. >> terrifying moments caught on camera as a utah skier lands on a rock and shatters his leg. >> i felt the cuts. i knew exactly what happened. >> it took rescue crews over four hours to get him safely off that mountain. ten hours after breaking his leg he finally got to the hospital. a few weeks ago house minority leader nancy pelosi told bill o'reilly that shield come on his show -- she would come on his show but since then her office said she is too busy so o'reilly sent jesse watt

terse to washington, d.c. to get answers. >> nancy pelosi refused to do the show after telling bill she would do it. we're asking for advice. >> equal opportunity. give her a hard time. >> talk to her communications director. >> i'm sorry. that was a big mistake. >> do you have any advice on making sure she keeps her word? sorry senator. >> in one interview with bill o'reilly, a hundred times will see her than on her usual hit on msnbc. >> after you do the interview, then you'll know what's in it just like affordable health care. >> anything bill can do to make her san francisco constituents urge her? maybe officiate a gay wedding? bill o'reilly has a question for you. he ran into you at the kennedy center honors and you said you'd do an interview with him.

in fact you said you'd do an interview in your office. >> congratulations. >> we've been calling your office and you said you'll be busy in february, march, april. >> we're never here. >> i know you're a woman of your word and i'm asking you if you're going to be honoring your commitment? >> we were having a social conversation. in fact, it was at the white house. first time i ever saw him because i never see him on tv. open-ended. one of these days maybe i will. i was not pleased with the disrespect that he showed to the president so that wasn't like a warmer upper. >> what was disrespectful? >> it speaks for itself. yes ma'am. >> bill says he's going to keep asking pelosi for that interview. >> she said open-ended. still ahead, talk about being forced to eat your words, one anchor feeling the heat after his tough-guy tweets. where villages floated on water

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it is about three minutes till top of the hour. before you leave the house here's what's happening today. a state of emergency in 45 georgia counties ahead of another winter storm. schools in atlanta canceled until thursday. hundreds of flights in and out of the city already canceled. former saturday night live star charged with d.u.i. after crashing his car into a parked maintenance truck on the freeway. tmz reporting he confessed to being on prescription drugs. >> it is day two of the f.d.a.'s meeting on heart safety of common pain pills. the panel will decide whether neproxin used in aleve is safer than other pain pills. >> the the good, the bad, and the ugly. starting with the good. e-mail a request and if chosen you get to show up with a copy of your

marriage license and get married at dairy queen. the bad. no bacon? it made her lose it. a woman facing seven years in jail after firing shots through a mcdonald's drive-through. the reason? there wasn't any bacon on the sandwich she ordered. finally the ugly. a news anchor in new zealand staying true to his word. he bet if the new zealand cricket team beat india he would eat three chilis on air. clearly the results are not pretty. >> this winter we don't need to tell you it has been especially harsh across the country with another winter storm on its way. >> a four-year-old sums up how everyone shoveling snow feels right now. >> jesus, make it warm!

>> jesus, make it stop. our sentiments exactly. the boy even paused for a moment almost expecting the temperatures to start climbing. the video is going viral. >> maybe god will still answer. i'm sure he was listening regardless. thank you for joining us. "fox & friends" starts now. bye. good morning. it's tuesday, february 11. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. newly released papers paint a picture of hillary clinton we've never seen before. why this information could prove important for 2016. >> is the tea party racist? >> yes. >> yes. >> can you give me some examples. can you give me an kpaepl kpaepl -- example of how the tea party is racist? >> no because i'm not thinking about it. >> where is that narrative coming from? we'll find out. brian? >> does this guy make you want to buy obamacare? wait uil